Just keep staring, staring, staring; then it turns the color that you want.
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Most of them involve staring, hugging, or staring and hugging.
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It's not that they're staring at you; they're just staring.
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People are constantly staring at their computers, they're constantly staring at their phones.
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Or as Salamon put it, ''We were staring at the problem of staring at the problem.
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Where they were staring at their feet, where Jerry Brown and Gavin Newsom were staring at their feet?
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Get Comfortable With People Staring At YouRegardless of what you are wearing, people are probably going to be staring.
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But if people are staring at me I stare right back and refuse to look away until they stop staring.
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"He's staring at us like he's staring into our souls," one of the passengers says in a YouTube video documenting the incident.
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The next time you arrive back from lunch early, try staring into space for five minutes rather than staring at your phone screen.
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In the photograph, Ms. Merkel is staring at President Trump and Mr. Trump is staring right back toward her and other world leaders.
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I could stare at Mindy staring at B.J. staring at Mindy for the rest of my days and would consider my life well spent.
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Instead of staring at one field for four years, the telescope is staring at different points along the ecliptic for about 80 days each.
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In that window, the traveler could see something like a fox's head, its eyes staring fixedly at the dead woman, who was staring back.
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To borrow the mind of Nietzsche, it's not the abyss you're staring into that scares you, but the abyss staring back, with a big, clown-like smile.
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And that he himself had stood there doing nothing, staring at the man's money and then, a moment later, staring at her leaving in the car. Twelve.
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"I said if you're gonna keep staring at me then I'm gonna keep staring back, so we at least ought to know each other's names," she recalled.
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Bran did a lot of staring this episode... ...and he did s'more staring when none other than the Kingslayer showed up at the very end of the episode.
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We also see glimpses of everyone from Unsullied soldier Grey Worm, staring into the sun, to Melisandre, staring out onto the ocean, to Theon — or is it Reek?
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If you're staring at an ASL interpreter instead of the play or musician he or she is interpreting for, you're not learning to sign by osmosis -- you're just staring.
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Nearly everyone else on the flight was Iranian, and I quickly realized that I was not only avoiding staring at them; I was also trying not to notice them staring at me.
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"Now instead of staring down the bull, she's going to be staring down all of business," New York Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney said on Monday morning during an unveiling ceremony for the statue.
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Lonely emo guitar leads off "Staring at the Sky," and the hook, such as it is, has XXXTentacion singing, "I was staring at the sky/Singing toxic lullabies" with pop-punk cheek.
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That's how the episode ends, with Tyrion staring out between the Winterfell merlons and on the other side of the black night, the frozen members of an elderly KISS cover band staring back.
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Staring as if there were nothing else in the world, staring like a radar girl at a lone blip on my screen, my stare reaching out across the world and returning an echo.
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I spent a long time staring at my finished puzzle before the theme SEEPED through my brain, and it turns out that the theme was staring right back at me the whole time.
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I keep staring at the ultrasound pictures in our kitchen.
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Him staring pensively at the camera, holding a cocktail shaker?
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"I love spending my mornings staring at him," wrote Lochte.
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He is also staring elimination in the face yet again.
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Staring can be a form of seduction, Dr. Glass says.
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But really, we couldn't stop staring at her accessories, either.
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That's 27 Merlin engines staring you right in the face.
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They got into a staring contest with the security guard.
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Paris Hilton can't stop staring at her best friend's ass.
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Five women told investigators that his staring made them uncomfortable.
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Bourdain, staring off into the distance, was unable to answer.
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She turns and I can feel her staring at me.
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The client was smoking dispassionately, staring at the new one.
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"I'm always staring at people," he says with a laugh.
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In that pic, Jay was staring longingly at the ocean.
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At this point, your colleagues may be staring at you.
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Even Captain America himself couldn't stop him self from staring.
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Everleigh, who still staring blankly into the middle distance, shrugs.
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Jordan Gonen couldn't stop staring at Twitter over the weekend.
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"All I remember is staring at the moon," Jennifer recalls.
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I said why do you guys keep staring at me.
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No one was staring at Paul Weller or Todd Terry.
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There is much to learn in staring at this sculpture.
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You were the one all of us were staring at!
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A teenager sits rigid, staring out of the open window.
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In most of these pictures men were staring at her.
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It's quite therapeutic, even when you're indoors staring at it.
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We noticed him sitting in the corner staring at it.
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Why is everyone at the poker table staring at me?
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He adds that everyone loves staring at their own reflection.
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He thought they were just staring at his flat butt.
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I can't stop staring at her and falling in love.
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It looks like an eyeball staring back at you, almost.
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The best part about kissing is staring into the void.
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He was staring at me, and I didn't like it.
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I could have spent an hour staring at that beauty.
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Eventually, I stopped talking and started staring at the dude.
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I said, 'Why do you guys keep staring at me?
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The president is also staring down a possible government shutdown.
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"I like this one," Hemsworth says while staring Larson down.
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Everyone is staring into their phones, no one interacts anymore.
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People were definitely staring at me but I didn't care.
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Just the guitar and the voice and staring at people.
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Yet Gavin Kroff lingers in the corridor stooping and staring.
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I can see people staring at me from miles away.
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Its cover, which I spent a lot of time staring
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Even if both are staring you right in the face.
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"Adam," Thompson says, staring blankly at the former SNL star.
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People were staring, but I was feeling this styling move.
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White House officials have not blinked in this staring contest.
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He wandered around late at night staring at his phone.
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He was staring at what I was incapable of seeing.
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Amazon isn't the only tech giant that's staring down newcomers.
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It's also the person staring at us in the mirror.
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The other is, you're alone, staring at a blank screen.
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Mr. Nguini was staring at a fingernail that had broken.
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"A Grevy's zebra staring at the camera in Lewa, Kenya."
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It's heartbreaking … I mean, it's literally staring right at me.
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Clumps of people swarming an area, staring intently at cellphones.
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Staring at it, I remembered something Annese told me once.
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And with Kennedy's retirement, it's staring us in the face.
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Slimani writes: There are mothers too, mothers staring into space.
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But you're actually staring at a new type of cloud.
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"Tyson was staring at me through the window," Pintens said.
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The stream often features Zuckerberg, alone, staring into a camera.
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People laughing, texting, talking, staring off, doing what people do.
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I thought staring at the phone would make it ring.
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Maybe she's staring vacantly at the Nomad in the garage?
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You're stuck, with the show's icon staring at you accusatorially.
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Reggie's getting introspective staring at one of the seas here.
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We would lay in the backyard staring at the stars.
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Without exception, the teens were all staring at their smartphones.
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"The twilight of democracy" is staring us in the face.
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At this point, I could see the shop owners staring.
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He lies alone, staring at the ceiling, grunting and mumbling.
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Sure, I spent time staring at Zack's beautiful sleeping face.
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He was just in the corner, staring at his notebook.
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He was stuck stunned and staring most of the day.
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"I'm trying to think," he began, staring at his salad.
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She stood staring at the action on the pitch, mesmerized.
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"Is it weight?" he asked, staring down at the butterfly.
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He was staring at his phone, waiting for my response.
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"I feel ready," she said, staring intently at the stage.
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Evidently, staring at an obstruction guarantees you'll steer into it.
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After staring at the message for a while, I responded.
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I walked in and stood staring at the menu board.
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"He was silent, just staring at me," Tita recalled later.
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I walked in and stood staring at the menu board.
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One day I saw the cat staring at a snake.
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I'd listen from the next room, staring at the ceiling.
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He slumped in his bed, gasping, staring up at me.
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He was squatting, froglike, and staring off into the distance.
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I noticed, across the street, a man staring at me.
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He stood staring into the street, rather than at Gerald.
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I could see them, every one, staring off into space.
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Even after I hung up, the women didn't stop staring.
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They might as well be staring at the night sky.
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When the dust settled, it was the Democrats staring upward.
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"I love you," she told him, staring into his eyes.
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Eventually, you'll be left staring at a unified blue planet.
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I was in love, so I'd just sit there staring.
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Maybe staring at them long enough will make them move?
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To be honest, it's "Staring Through My Rearview" by Tupac.
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You're not blind from staring directly into the eclipse (yet).
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No one was staring out into space on a subway.
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"Yeah, that's me," I'd say, staring directly into the camera.
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I was staring into the truth: the undeniable, the grotesque.
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The Hat stared at her, and she noticed him staring.
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"What were you thinking?" he said, staring at his reflection.
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I should have been staring into my baby's eyes, but instead I'm staring at the sun set over the waters of the Côte d'Azur with a glass of ice-cold champagne in my hand.
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But what about that black woman on the train whom you find yourself staring at — the one who is not staring back at you, but knows that you're looking, out of confusion, in awe?
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Has this connection been staring us the face the whole time?
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Question 3: Why is the thief staring straight at the camera?
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Instead it's staring at competition from Facebook and, soon, Google's YouTube.
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In the meantime, though, we'll be staring at this gorgeous picture.
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Staring at the computer all day is horrible for your eyes.
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But here I am, staring at my screen, feeling strangely alone.
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Asha turned to find Lynn biting her lip and staring back.
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He's happy and healthy and staring in a meh Emoji Movie.
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And staring down at smartphones hasn't done our posture any favors.
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Imagine this masked individual, staring at you from across the room.
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I missed staring at you, I missed making love with you.
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Forcillo himself revealed little emotion, staring straight ahead the whole time.
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Everywhere she goes there are people staring, judging, but never helping.
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Nelson is staring down a competitive challenge from Florida's Republican Gov.
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Me and my littlen felt a bit guilty staring at em.
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Sammi lay on the carpet, staring up into deep, glorious whiteness.
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One older man stood close to the fence, staring intently ahead.
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I probably spend about half of my day staring at screens.
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Last night, I spent six hours staring at a black hole.
|
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"It was so painful," she says, staring into the middle distance.
|
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This continues until Torres loses the staring contest and cracks up.
|
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Look at her, bottles at the ready, staring into the camera.
|
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Her bandmates, in typical '90s fashion, are staring off into space.
|
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Cass stood next to their son, staring anxiously up at Ray.
|
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Brandt is no Don McCullin staring at the horrors of Biafra.
|
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TC: As you point out, you're staring at a huge opportunity.
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"I don't get it," my friend says, staring at the tofu.
|
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Passengers started looking and staring at the tiny, fragile crying infant.
|
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We stand there, staring at each other, and his smile disappears.
|
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If not, well, you've been staring at spoilers without realizing it.
|
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Why do you think staring into a campfire is so mesmerizing?
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Staring at my thermal performance results, I was kind of stunned.
|
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Finally she was staring back at me, so I watched her.
|
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People are staring, but I think they think we're funny, too.
|
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Gerlach was also photographed lovingly staring up at her smiling fiancé.
|
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Most of it was me staring at the camera guy's leg.
|
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"It's hard to say," Lisa says, staring straight at the camera.
|
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"She Made A Hat" opens on Midge staring at a painting.
|
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The act itself was something like staring into a possible world.
|
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I felt kind of stupid staring at myself doing downward dogs?
|
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Every inch of that house is staring at you, quite literally.
|
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I can't make my children breathe by staring at a screen.
|
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Sitting inside and staring at a screen won't make it disappear.
|
|
People were staring, and we didn't really want to wear them.
|
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Staring, the pulsating bars of "Foxy Lady" throbbed in my head.
|
|
I stood there, staring at my outstretched hands on Sunset Boulevard.
|
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I had been staring at the same four walls for hours.
|
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And Arya staring in awe as she sees that aforementioned dragon!
|
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Monster Hunter is a mountain I've been staring at for years.
|
|
Roy finds himself staring at the live feed from the Farm.
|
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I kept staring at the paintings and getting lost in them.
|
|
But Democrats are staring down one huge obstacle: the Senate map.
|
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Photos of the meeting showed a stern Obama staring down Putin.
|
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I was staring at your ear and like, 'Holy s–t!
|
|
So you're looking at illegal activity staring you in your face.
|
|
The episode opens with Offred staring up at a blue ceiling.
|
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Tourists and locals alike start the journey staring at their phones.
|
|
Often, you find yourself staring into your closet at 8 a.m.
|
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He was staring unblinking into my eyes over my friend's shoulder.
|
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He looks up and sees a young man staring into space.
|
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"You are pretty," he mumbles while staring at the teenager's chest.
|
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All of them were staring at me in my white dress.
|
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That headfake left the oil market staring at a potential glut.
|
|
Wall Street will start off November staring down several key events.
|
|
I sat there for a few seconds, staring at my hands.
|
|
I began staring at the set of knives in the kitchen.
|
|
In the front seats the oblivious, blankly-staring human officers drive.
|
|
In a society staring down the barrel of climate chaos, the
|
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"It looks like Miami," he says, staring out the panoramic window.
|
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His eyes were open and he was staring up at me.
|
|
Dries: I was just watching dailies today, just staring at them.
|
|
He continues to pace, staring at the police car and gesturing.
|
|
Minutes later, I'm floating and staring back down at planet Earth.
|
|
Residents stood back, staring with a mix of awe and fear.
|
|
The consequences of global warming are staring us in the face.
|
|
We rode along quietly that morning, staring into the great abundance
|
|
It's in the dark, so you're not just staring at them.
|
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Mr. Lightfoot's transgression, prosecutors say, was staring down the correction officers.
|
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At least I can't be accused of staring at anyone's butt.
|
|
Like Holly, I spent a long time staring at the screen.
|
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Rushing back in, I find Dad staring at the paused screen.
|
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The potential of death was staring me right in the eye.
|
|
"Fucking fast," the rider said again, staring down from his mount.
|
|
William seemed pretty content, staring adoringly at his son, Prince George.
|
|
They were at our New Year's Party, staring at their phones.
|
|
Guys, it was staring us in the face the whole time.
|
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Is staring at your phone ultimately as damaging as blacking out?
|
|
Here we are rounding the contemplative-staring bend of the bunch.
|
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So much of our time is spent indoors staring at screens.
|
|
Who is mistily sweating, and staring too intensely at their screen?
|
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Now he's staring at a bid that's almost $20 billion higher.
|
|
Staring at the screen, I try to gauge what she knows.
|
|
They are positioned to seem like they're staring at each other.
|
|
She was staring at the ceiling, laid on her resting unit.
|
|
Staring at the photo, I wanted to be there, in Corby.
|
|
"Yes," he said, staring out the window into the frozen morning.
|
|
I turned and saw a small older woman staring at me.
|
|
Until Trump showed up, and then it became silent-staring time.
|
|
For one thing, people weren't hunched over, staring at their phones.
|
|
Sean: I've been staring at this thing for a while now.
|
|
Small talk with interludes of silence, just staring at one another.
|
|
While staring at the fancy action figures I spotted Scott Adsit.
|
|
There is blackness in the interior, staring out from the openings.
|
|
He stood still on the field, staring into space, hardly speaking.
|
|
Restless and overheated, she would lie awake staring at the stars.
|
|
I alternate between reading Sapiens and just staring at the ceiling.
|
|
She had the distinct feeling that someone was staring at her.
|
|
Ferrari stared out at them staring in at him, and smiled.
|
|
That means he's staring down a fresh 3 years of probation.
|
|
For a second, he looked puzzled, before staring straight ahead again.
|
|
During this period, I mostly lay quietly, staring at the walls.
|
|
"It was staring at me as it fed," Mr. Vaughan said.
|
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The solution, it turned out, was staring them in the face.
|
|
She stopped jumping and just stood there, staring at the wall.
|
|
They have their shirts off and are staring into the camera.
|
|
"We'll see what's in there," he said, staring at the package.
|
|
Elsey went into a crouch, staring hard, head still, tail up.
|
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She spent the interview staring at the back of his head.
|
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She spent the interview staring at the back of his head.
|
|
Guiltily, I leaned out over the terrace, staring at those slippers.
|
|
But because he was staring she was hesitant to be collegial.
|
|
The reporters on the bus sat silently, staring at their phones.
|
|
The man looked at George, looked to where he was staring.
|
|
Facebook is currently staring down multiple investigations into potential antitrust violations.
|
|
The adorable Archie is front and center, staring into the camera.
|
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Yet Goldsmith found himself staring at empty chairs on the committee.
|
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You might be staring at it, but you ain't throwing it.
|
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When I'm sitting there staring into space, that's the heavy lifting.
|
|
"I will be O.K.," Ranjan said, staring down at the snow.
|
|
This year, the Razorbacks are staring down a particularly bleak stretch.
|
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Had been cared for, now staring at steak as if rare.
|
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Growing up, my mother would stand behind me, staring in disbelief.
|
|
Phil has spent long hours staring at ROMs of vintage games.
|
|
It's staring into this abyss and expecting some kind of response.
|
|
"It's the strangest sensation…" she murmured, staring off into the distance.
|
|
DC: Now you're going to get Kara staring at you blankly.
|
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Farmers, meanwhile, are staring at waterlogged fields and expecting more floods.
|
|
Zenteno doesn't flinch, staring back at the guy until he drives off.
|
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"It was staring at me while I made coffee," he texted back.
|
|
He's still sitting there, staring at some virtual blob of his own.
|
|
They're facing each other, hands clasped, staring deep into each other's eyes.
|
|
Staring at the mirror wondering when things would finally (ever?) clear up.
|
|
Kulick remembers turning to the investigator, who was staring back at her.
|
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And me, an adventureless voyeur, realizing I was rudely staring, looked away.
|
|
The film begins with Pattinson staring longingly out of Bowery Hotel window.
|
|
Clooney on the other hand seems to be staring at her soul.
|
|
"Going out with Mona, people are not shy about staring," he says.
|
|
I was like following him into rooms and staring at his ass.
|
|
Let's just go back to staring at aging-backwards alien, Gabrielle Union.
|
|
This week, another major moment will have everyone staring at the sky.
|
|
Or were you just sitting between two buildings, staring at the wall?
|
|
Like staring into the end of times and seeing them begin again.
|
|
I was staring at the end of my career before it started.
|
|
A particularly disturbing moment shows Offred, mouth covered, staring down a noose.
|
|
And he was staring at us through these thick, greasy glasses. Smiling.
|
|
The light in the room was like staring at a computer monitor.
|
|
You're staring down the barrel of a divorce, the worst outcome possible.
|
|
I thought, staring into the putrid, porcelain expanse of the toilet bowl.
|
|
Staring blankly at the twenty LPs in front of me, I'm confused.
|
|
Even May understood the violation of staring straight at a person exposed.
|
|
All of that is -- right now -- staring GOP lawmakers in the face.
|
|
I compare it to staring at the sun; it's an impossible task.
|
|
Gene agreed, walked up to the mirror, and began staring into it.
|
|
STARING at an airline's route map can cause the heart to flutter.
|
|
It's true, I spend a lot of time staring at dating apps.
|
|
The finale ends on a shot of the man staring implacably forward.
|
|
But Mrs Merkel has only ever acted when staring into the abyss.
|
|
There was a lot of people there and everyone's staring at him.
|
|
I recently found myself shamelessly staring at a girl on the subway.
|
|
While at the store, she noticed an older woman staring at her.
|
|
Peering through, I saw a little green robot staring back at me.
|
|
You're sitting in a darkened room staring at a table or screen.
|
|
"She just kept looking at me and staring at me," she said.
|
|
Vine helped us connect with nature (while staring at our cell phones).
|
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But w/o a single kiss, CAROL is a movie about staring.
|
|
I'm staring at my now 2017 MacBook Pro as I type this.
|
|
It's always staring back and me, waiting for me to say something.
|
|
You hate to see it but it's staring you in the face.
|
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The bed was amazing, but I could feel people staring at me.
|
|
"You don't see anything until it's right there," staring back at you.
|
|
He just sits there staring at me and I scratch his belly.
|
|
I was just there, staring at the clock and letting time pass.
|
|
I am staring up the orifice of an entirely hollow pastry shell.
|
|
When the mountain looks impossible to climb; quite staring and get climbing.
|
|
Prepare yourself for the greatest staring contest in the history of sports.
|
|
Staring at geometric, perfectly looped animations by German artist Branco Rooijakkers, a.k.
|
|
So don't sit there staring at the green light for too long...
|
|
Just kind of suspended in their tanks, staring out at the world.
|
|
And now they are staring at their party being headed by Trump.
|
|
Get a peek of the "Upside-Down" by staring into this pumpkin.
|
|
It's now in focus, and it's staring us in the face. h2.
|
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I was in the backseat, staring at my shoes, chewing my fingernails.
|
|
When he looked back at Caroline's face, she was staring at him.
|
|
He's that twisted, contorted reflection staring back from the sideshow funhouse mirror.
|
|
What is the point of staring down the authorities, I ask you?
|
|
We're staring at our food, and it's just too beautiful to eat.
|
|
Okada was flat on his back, staring up, vanquished and glassy-eyed.
|
|
Most now spend an inordinate amount of time staring at tiny screens.
|
|
I turned to find myself staring down the barrel of another pistol.
|
|
Staring into the door window behind him like Narcissus into his pool.
|
|
Voehringer said he eventually told his girlfriend to stop staring at Goel.
|
|
Will August show POTUS staring directly at the eclipse without glasses on?
|
|
" Then you said, "Can you stop staring at me like that, please?
|
|
They held their respective court orders, staring at them with giddy disbelief.
|
|
Did I mention lying on the grass and staring at the sky?
|
|
She lies for a moment on the floor, staring at the ceiling.
|
|
Time to sip hot chocolate while staring wistfully at the accumulating snow.
|
|
Less than two months later, he might be staring down his Waterloo.
|
|
Everywhere I turned, Agatha Christie's beaming face was staring back at me.
|
|
"Oh, look at that," she said, pointing and staring at the boy.
|
|
James has curled up on the cot and is staring into space.
|
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The FDA is now staring down a backlog of 22019,600 pending applications.
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The spitting, toothless, undershirt-wearing, dead-eye staring hillbillies were no different.
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He may as well have found it by staring into a mirror.
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They're all staring at their cameras, trying to capture their brief interaction.
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"I got no regrets," Justin says, quietly while staring off into space.
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It was people ... that was the problem of staring at those things.
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Supporters stood in chilling stillness, simply staring at the screen above them.
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She saw me staring at her food, and I embarrassedly looked away.
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I find myself staring into the eyes of a much older man.
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After a moment, I realize I'm staring at the young Toilet Kommandant.
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I've been staring out the window dumb for the last half-hour.
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He looked up, and saw a brunette coder staring back at him.
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I focused in on this sound, staring at the timer counting down.
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It was right there, on the screen, staring viewers in the face.
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Well, young pup, the answer is staring you right in the face.
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" And Elliot said, "You don't want to see the mad staring eyes.
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Hell, the word battle is right there, staring you in the face.
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That's much preferable to both of you staring at a phone together.
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Before they disappear we see one of them staring down at us.
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They both caught Pepper's eye, and all three looked apologetic for staring.
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The episode opens with the queen mother staring out over King's Landing.
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He was sitting at his desk, staring straight ahead and not talking.
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So stop staring at this sentence and go purchase your tickets already.
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The picture of her staring down the soldier made her instantly famous.
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He was staring at the largest, fastest market correction of all time.
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I had my headphones in and I was staring at the sidewalk.
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They are stuck staring at a generic ballot: Trump versus Not Trump.
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"Without him, I was basically staring at a blank document," he wrote.
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Amazon is currently staring down multiple antitrust probes into its business practices.
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A woman staring at the sea becomes a portrait of Abraham Lincoln.
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It's like staring into a flooded version of our already memorialized future.
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I waited, painfully aware that the others passengers were staring at me.
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All the pictures I was in, I was staring at my phone.
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It was like "staring in a mirror for too long," she said.
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It's black and white, and she is staring directly at the viewer.
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The superhero flick staring Gal Gadot will now arrive in cinemas Aug.
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She looked up and caught me staring at her through the door.
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Then I would drop anchor while staring at the painted heavens above.
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"It was humbling," said King, who caught himself staring at the wall.
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Hey, the great outdoors are better than staring at a screen anyway.
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It loaded — with the government's "website seized" notice staring back at me.
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The security apparatus in Afghanistan appears to be staring down the barrel.
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Lam soon found himself in a police station, staring at an officer.
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They are among the last of the holdouts staring down the development.
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Impassive actors engage in dancelike gestures while staring straight into the camera.
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Staring at the yellow tape, Josh Lomask, a neighbor, shook his head.
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One friend hunched over in his seat, staring down at the floor.
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She leaned back in her chair, staring out at the gathering gallery.
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The end of tube-free living was staring us in the face.
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I sat there a long time in silence, staring at the floor.
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That that was why he was always staring off into the distance.
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His face was coated with blood and dirt; he sat staring silently.
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That means thisfootdoesnotexist trained itself by staring at real human feet pictures.
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It triggers the predatory sequence of stopping, stalking, staring, pouncing, and grabbing.
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She follows him around all evening staring up at him in adoration.
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Lorde was now staring down a four-year hiatus of her own.
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If I wasn't in the closet I'd be staring out the window.
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Celeste was staring out at the charcoal-blue water of the bay.
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Staring out into the Packers' locker room, Rodgers let the words dangle.
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Here's a hint: It's not always staring at you from the screen.
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He blinked up at her face, which was staring down at him.
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They're so beautiful your eyes will tear up just staring into them.
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The picture shows him staring up at the sky, his eyes dazed.
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This poster appears to be a real, giant cat staring someone down.
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Fast forward to Friday ... and Pras is staring down possible prison time.
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There we sat: me, pretzel in hand, and him, staring off intensely.
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Or I'm up staring at this kid while he's enjoying his Z's.
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"I don't like journalists," says Oleksandr, staring at me with hostile disinterest.
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" Staring into my eyes, she continued her mantra: "I can do this.
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The job is often boring, chasing footprints, staring at monitors, shuffling paper.
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His eyes are staring, his mouth is open, his wings are spread.
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They were staring at me, or maybe my body wasn't actually there.
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That meant texting with one another while also staring at one another.
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Staring into a "magic" mirror that had shown her friends their "personal Disney princesses," Jones was surprised to find the leather-clad musician staring back at her, then gyrating with a bag of popcorn held over his crotch.
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I did a quick run when I found myself staring into space, just trying to count the seconds until I could go to sleep or go to grappling, or do something—anything—that wasn't staring at the walls.
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He was staring out away from George Steinbrenner, staring blankly at the white draperies that had been drawn across the huge window that overlooks the grassy geometry of the ball field where Dick Howser no longer would work.
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But for some perspective on the etiquette of staring, I checked in with Lizzie Post, co-president of the Emily Post Institute, based in Burlington, Vt. "Most of us really don't like it," Ms. Post said of staring.
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I was staring and staring at a stack of Brillo Pad boxes that were commanding a corner slot in Gallery Three when a man I knew from the BBC came over and said to me: isn't this impressive!
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She walked the whole length of the library, came up to me and said, look, if you're going to keep staring at me... (LAUGHTER) CLINTON: ...and now I'm staring back, we at least ought to know each other's name.
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A woman in a smock stood over me, staring straight into my eyes.
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The answer was staring back at her from that dressing room mirror: bras.
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He's staring down 2020, where Senate Republicans are defending more seats than Democrats.
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Walking down the street, just doing normal daily things, everybody's staring at you.
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Staring at my reflection, it hit me: my body was my only achievement.
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Probably Sophia because staring at her for more than 3 seconds is horrifying.
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We will not sort out social inequality lying in bed staring at smartphones.
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"It's just so sad," the boy says in a hushed tone, staring off.
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If you're an iPhone user, you're probably staring at San Francisco all day.
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Everyone else is staring at their smartphone, tablet or, like me, their computer.
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I flip to one page and there's a very tired Booker staring back.
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You can permanently damage your retina by staring at it for 100 seconds.
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I was in my room staring at the dress when my father appeared.
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I am quietly pleading with the goat, staring into his weird goat eyes.
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Some 600 audience members, including his mother, are staring intently back at him.
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But for the first time, it was staring at me in the face.
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Other times he looked bored, staring into space and playing with his hair.
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Parker Curry went viral for staring in awe at Michelle Obama's official portrait.
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For Super Bowl XLIX, the meme was staring us all in the face.
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Staring out the window at passersby and imagining their names and house interiors.
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She held her hands there for a few seconds, staring down in awe.
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" -- As Dana Milbank puts it, "The world is staring at Trump, mouth agape.
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Come November, you could be staring down the winter months with total confidence.
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After staring at it for what had to be close to 43 minutes.
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"I'm looking at him, and he's basically staring at me," said the actor.
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I don't need no James Corden staring at a pimple on my forehead.
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Did our president just develop permanent blind spots from staring at the sun?
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The woman stood at his feet, staring at a screen displaying his vitals.
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She's transfixed, staring through it like a Magic Eye poster, hypnotized, between universes.
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Just two characters sitting there staring out in the same direction, and talking.
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"We kept staring at [the ring] for a few days afterward," Fletcher said.
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Wild Nights with Emily will be released in limited theaters staring April 12.
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It's like the world's most complicated Lego set and I can't stop staring.
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But Flipkart is also staring at another huge competitor from the global arena.
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His campaign ads featured him staring into the camera while droning racist bilge.
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Because the big green blobs that I've been staring at my whole life?
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Shaw-Asquith had also lowered his pistol and was staring at them, confused.
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I'm staring at my 2-year-old daughter through a night-vision monitor.
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I love just staring at him and watching all his movements and expressions.
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But that doesn't mean we're staring down a month of total celestial boredom.
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While taking a close look, the doctor saw this freaky sight staring back.
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"So, the standing and staring part is perfectly normal for them," he says.
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Michonne is still alive, staring angrily in a car and Rick looking worried.
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"This is not a performance with all eyeballs staring at you," Mandell says.
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"What they're really doing is just obsessively staring at this human," vonHoldt says.
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Then, a window rolls down, revealing a face, staring out at the audience.
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It was humiliating, and there was a line of people behind me staring.
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Here are a few more pictures of Trump staring directly at the sun.
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You'll better understand what a photo is instead of just staring at it.
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At some point, she, rather suddenly, stopped and started staring at the wall.
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When a random stranger passes by, he accuses Anuja of staring at him.
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Staring at your pot until your water boils is like watching paint dry.
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My dog is staring at me intensely, as he needs to go out.
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" "I literally could not stop staring at her and watching her every move.
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Yibram Saab lifts his head from the paper, directly staring into the camera.
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"There's nothing good about jail," he said, staring out into the empty restaurant.
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She looked adorable too, staring at the camera and sticking her tongue out.
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Staring out the glass window, Dolores doesn't seem to know any of this.
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Will you look insane flipping your wrist around while staring at your watch?
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He, like many kids, had held staring contests with his open-eyed peers.
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Because, I mean, is it just you... or is everyone staring at you?
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Jyn Erso (Felicity Jones) locked in a staring contest with a Tie Fighter.
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Alice sobs like a child while staring at her reflection in the mirror.
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Also, Jordan Peterson will be there for some reason, staring at you morosely.
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Having people behind me, staring at me, makes me so uncomfortable I sweat.
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Try holding three pieces of garbage while staring at four color-coded receptacles.
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Nearby, Rafi rested his hand on his chin, staring carefully at the monitors.
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Staring at screens all day can make you particular about fonts and colors.
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A few minutes later, the man is sat upright, staring vacantly into space.
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That's me up there on Santigold's shirt, staring dead-eyed at the internet.
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My husband says I have a staring problem—I say I'm a workaholic.
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Tronc, tech journalist that he is, was staring hungrily at the VIP seats.
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In Deepnest, you eventually learn the exit was staring you in the face.
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"Dong, ass, balls, weiner, titties, areolas," she listed, staring right into the camera.
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In one scene, he's sitting in the sand, staring solemnly over the ocean.
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We might miss you after we stop staring at our new Touch Bar.
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That's like a dorky guy in a basement somewhere staring at a screen.
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Casey's just staring at this TV with this concentration I've never seen before.
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Click through the slides ahead for the styles we can't stop staring at.
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He's staring out into the distance, blissfully unaware of the uproar he's causing.
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His actors and models sit staring at the camera, iconic in their stillness.
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Soon they were staring agape as it crumbled into a cloud of rubble.
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It was the moment for another nap, or for staring at the television.
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The primary issue for House Republicans is staring them right in the face.
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Sometimes he's staring hard at the camera; sometimes he's scrunching up into himself.
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She is staring into the lens as the first few shots are heard.
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Paul Henreid between them—Henreid staring into the camera and looking every bit
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Just look at the people being carted around while staring in their phones!
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She holds onto her stomach, staring at the detritus left in her wake.
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They were staring back at me, looking to me for direction and hope.
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We are staring into the 40-year abyss that is post-shah Iran.
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But Xi has been staring down that same demand since trade talks began.
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Kozel grew frustrated staring at empty walls, desperate to smell fresh air outside.
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Lambourne crumpled to the ground, staring at the blood beginning to rush out.
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On a nearby boulder, four men sat, staring out at the South Pacific.
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The danger is here now, staring them in the face from the mirror.
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Well, we may be staring at exactly the pullback you've been waiting for.
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Dubois and a few other Ocean Cleanup staff were staring at their phones.
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This app brings the classic staring game right up to the 21st century.
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He would walk alongside him, a sentry staring the bullies down, deflecting them.
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I was talking to her and I just couldn't stop staring at her.
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Staring in the mirror, Gypsy cries in agony while examining her raw gums.
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In some of the videos, his eyes are half-open, staring into space.
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After much wire-lifting, fire-staring, and wine-drinking, it's time to eat.
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Were they actually going out to meals and simply staring at one another?
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On a normal day, staring straight into the sun can harm your eyes.
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Seth finds Stamper in his hotel room, staring at the open mini-bar.
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For the last few minutes, she'd been staring at his bobbing ass, transfixed.
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For now, Rampancy is lying in the trenches, staring up at the stars.
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If you want the effect, I hope you don't mind staring at sand.
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It's the kind of experience you can't get staring at your computer screen.
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And he seems to be staring right into her soul in the picture.
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Also, why is the women in the stock photo staring at the light?
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And there's The Irishman, staring Robert De Niro and directed by Martin Scorsese.
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Sanders, after his sweep of Nevada, could be staring down the same fate.
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"It doesn't really seem to me that she's staring at Sophie," he said.
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I'm not proud of my staring habit, but I don't mind admitting it.
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Staring boldly into TV cameras, Hogg and other students who survived the Feb.
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Staring in one spot for 20 seconds is really hard — you can't blink.
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These muscular guards, attentively staring, materialize the typically hidden sense of pervasive observation.
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For the first time, astronomers will be staring down the pipes of eternity.
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SO embarased...thought sombody cute was staring at me so i stared back.
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With the time you spend staring into your device, you could learn two.
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His beak wide open, eyes glazed, staring out Zener-P's great panoramic window.
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I immediately disconnected from the network and nervously sat staring at my computer.
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Just thinking about my mom staring down at me is an amazing thing.
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Peter Quill is staring at a screen that says it's searching for Gamora.
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So he kept staring and said to her, "I'm just noticing the differences."
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Women passing by stare, but not for the reasons you'd want them staring.
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"You know, he'll probably, uh, be irked," Ms. Ingraham said, staring straight ahead.
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If you're staring into some uncertainty, you could need some more cash flow.
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The statue features two children staring up at Baphomet as if worshiping him.
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We're staring into the face of annihilation — what are we going to do?
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"Now, it is dragged down the stairs," he said, staring into the crowd.
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"Everyday we played out here," he said, staring out at the empty land.
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I had to get used to people staring at me in public places.
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He stayed there for 30 seconds, maybe longer, staring into the middle distance.
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His songs still feel like little guidebooks for staring down a harsh universe.
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Bridget spent some moments staring at the darkness where her friend had been.
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"We were staring at each other, and we both knew," Ms. Leas said.
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At the time, Mr. Rorty was staring at a slightly different political landscape.
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Perhaps this is the most damning evidence staring us blatantly in the face.
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For the first time in over a decade he was staring at defeat.
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"I'm standing in the sun, naked, staring at the Eiffel Tower," she said.
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"Marian couldn't stop staring at herself in the mirror," Howard told Today Parents.
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"Five years from now, we'll probably be staring at more screens," Hogan said.
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He sat alone in his DC apartment, staring at his screen and laughing.
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" After staring at the board for a few seconds, she guessed "CHASING TAIL?
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"This is sad," he announced blankly at one point, staring out the window.
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The most common symptoms are immobility, staring, mutism, withdrawal, and refusal to eat.
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They were just staring at my food like the starving creatures they were.
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And what if the President, in the end, is staring at a subpoena?
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On the other sideline, the Jaguars were left staring at another frustrating loss.
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Jagu had parked himself there for days on end, staring into the courtyard.
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Consider how much productivity employers are losing from their workers staring at Amazon.
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After nervously staring at her computer as it waited in line on Ticketmaster.
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That's what I'm staring at and saying, 'what am I going to do?
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He lay on the floor, staring at the metal beams of the tent.
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This is akin to a legislative traffic jam staring everyone in the face.
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Manafort is staring down the barrel of a devastating sentence -- two, in fact.
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Three teen-agers walking by paused, staring at the boarded-up town house.
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This month, the brand released a powerful ad staring tennis legend Serena Williams.
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"I was staring down at what would become her womanhood someday," Baxa said.
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They will remember Booker staring down the Republican Senate majority and President Trump.
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I stood for some time on that porch, staring at the front door.
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Demoralized, I threw my phone across the room and sat staring at Bruce.
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I was at an impasse staring at the grid pondering my next move.
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But if emissions keep rising unchecked, we're staring at 4 to 7 feet.
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We could have sat there, in peaceful silence, each staring at our phone.
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I looked up and saw one of Rob's main handlers staring me down.
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He was still staring at it when the car-service driver honked outside.
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Alex Robert Ross doesn't like staring at shit-covered narratives for too long.
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Pilmar was staring down deep financial problems before her husband's death, prosecutors said.
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More accurate, I was sitting at my desk, staring at my computer screen.
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It lies there, staring up at us for the remainder of our conversation.
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Just as you were getting bored, you were staring at the score screen.
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They both are semi-profile staring out beyond the frame, looking forever east.
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I'm sitting on a bench staring up at a 40-storey monolithic skyscraper.
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THERE'S JUST NO WAY THAT YOU'RE GOING TO BE ABLE TO KEEP THOSE INFLATION EXPECTATIONS NAILED DOWN AT 1.5% WHEN YOU ARE LOOKING -- STARING -- WHEN IT'S STARING YOU IN THE FACE THAT YEAR-OVER-YEAR CPI ON THE HEADLINE IS 3%.
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Before the Internet, you would just sit in an armchair with a book open on your lap, staring into space or staring at a decorative broom on the wall—kind of shifting back and forth between those two modes of being.
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Her Devices series is based on photos of real people staring at their smartphones, but Pollock omits the actual gadgets, transforming subjects into hunched figures staring at their empty hands, faces lit by the ghostly blue glow of their missing phones.
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After I wrap the tour I plan on just resting, staring out the window.
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Math is not about everybody staring at a problem and trying to solve it.
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Dorit doesn't like that her husband spent an evening staring at another woman's vagina.
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I was staring directly into the camera guy's knee when I was doing that.
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Astronauts see a lot of amazing things when staring down at Earth from space.
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I had every midwife staring at me, saying: 'You do it, you do it.
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The act of staring at your phone screen before bed has been deemed bad.
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I see them staring, I either tell them to stop or just ignore them.
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Full screen, without the inherent vanity of that unblinking eye staring back at you.
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That is, if writing means staring at the computer screen wishing it was Saturday.
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A number of satellites are tasked with staring at the sun on our behalf.
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Staring at McKinney, she opened up about the struggles she faced in her life.
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But with his own replica, he is Narcissus, staring into his reflection for hours.
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When Lisa comes home, I'm staring into my tub of matzoon, surrounded by faces.
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"Wow," she says, but Beth is silent, staring awkwardly into her drink, smiling sweetly.
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Each surreal piece blends sharp lines against lively, expressive eyes staring from creamy complexions.
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Hacker is staring intently at the monitor above his workbench at the Computer Emporium.
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Then I turned to run and it was staring me right in the face.
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A Secret Service agent appeared and stood outside the room's door, staring straight ahead.
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Do you find a turgid penis staring back at you more often than not?
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"With the surge of selfies, lips have become the new staring point," says Neavin.
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She was out to lunch with her mom and he kept staring at her.
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Good luck eating this dish while it is staring you down the entire time.
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The downturned mouth, the anxious eyebrows, the vacant eyes staring horrified into the abyss?
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The optimal solution is staring us in the face, of course; reduce carbon emissions.
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But Fischer supported Howard in staring down angry rural constituents, eventually swaying rural voters.
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That's the question I was asking myself yesterday while staring at the image above.
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Sammi couldn't stop staring at the gaping hole in the center of his face.
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She spent the trial staring at a wall, rocking her body back-and-forth.
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This is the opportunity staring Democratic presidential candidates in the face on rental housing.
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She'd been staring at the screen, with no idea what to do, for days.
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We all saw that picture of you staring out the window in complete awe.
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Another captures a glasses-wearing Stonestreet staring out at the crowd while brooks sings.
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Staring at the screen from a less-than-ideal angle only exacerbates the discomfort.
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We try to pretend we aren't staring at the doorway, afraid we'll be caught.
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I gave him a confused look, until I saw him staring at my hand.
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We didn't spend our entire hour sitting at a table, staring at a binder.
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It was a sculpture of two birds side by side staring into the distance.
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We were sitting on the couch in my living room, staring at each other.
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After a few moments of "staring," Cozmo said my name for the first time.
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Tasha: This was really an episode about glowers in general: Arya staring down Littlefinger.
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Manafort is staring down several counts of financial crimes, including bank and tax evasion.
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The answer is no, however, it appears as if she's staring at a ghost.
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Translation: he's staring down the possibility of hard time in prison and he's terrified.
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Without these on-going exposures, we'd be staring at an October surprise next year.
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The ultra-thin figure staring back at me in the mirror was not Carlie.
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His current boss, who can't stop staring suspiciously at Thomas, doesn't look like family.
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From then on, I just felt like I saw guys staring at my lips.
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It's at least more pleasant than staring at an extremely bright display all day.
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When he opens the door, he finds a row of faces staring at him.
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I stood staring into all of the OLED TVs for at least 30 minutes.
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Loughlin appeared to be staring at the judge while standing with her arms crossed.
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His look, his scowling, his staring down then muttering his response, he was perfect.
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Iran could hail its success in seeing off sanctions and staring down American threats.
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For one thing, we've all been warned about staring at LCDs right before bed.
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It's not the bearded man staring back, but a woman with short blonde hair.
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Psychologist Dr. Deepika Chopra draws a link between excessive screen staring and negative emotions.
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Some people laughed, others made faces of disgust, and others just couldn't stop staring.
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Hate it when you see people staring at their phones while crossing the street?
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Staring at a screen for hours on end isn't good for any gamer's eyes.
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Instead, I was staring intently at a giant purple cube, hoping it would move.
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We dont know identity yet but certain iconographic clues are staring to emerge.... pic.twitter.
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Yibram continues, turning attention to his father; "Dad," again staring directly into the camera.
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You're staring at it through the whole game so it needs to look good.
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"It isn't airborne," she said, staring unseeing at the building across the street again.
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Yet, I've been staring at this one Fortnite Twitch video for a good hour.
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I stood for a long moment with everyone staring at me, including the nun.
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She seemed to know what I was thinking, staring at me with surprising defiance.
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Satellites staring down at Earth can see a lot from their posts in space.
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Here's how that looked from the perspective of the camera Gaga was staring into.
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A dozen or so researchers were staring into computer screens, Nick Masterton among them.
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Inside, men lie back on army issue camp beds, staring at the canvas ceiling.
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I found myself just staring at people and taking a lot of it in.
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Things could get much worse, in ways that are staring us in the face.
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That's when it dawned on me I was actually staring at the It cast.
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Last night I sat, cross-legged in the grass, staring up at the stars.
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That I was walking through Downtown Manhattan, staring up at the World Trade Center?
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She knows the way out — it's been staring her in the face all along.
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And I see my mother staring back at me, her red hair shining bright.
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I can remember looking over and seeing him standing there and staring at me.
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As Moulton tried to gather more information, she was also staring down another problem.
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Then think of how few of them are staring at a printed page instead.
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Here's hoping the EU leaders in Brussels will recognize the opportunity staring at them.
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The former POTUS is seen walking while staring down at his cellphone in hand.
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They're important cases, with US companies staring down their own government over privacy issues.
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I lay awake until the next morning because I couldn't stop staring at him.
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Musk sat quietly with his lawyers, sometimes staring down at paperwork, during oral arguments.
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Perry is staring downwards, before looking up into the camera when she starts talking.
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I was staring at her, waiting for her to live up to my expectations.
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The monkey now sits in Haynes's museum, still staring out of its glassy eyes.
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He spent parts of the shootout thereafter on his knees, staring at the ground.
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Therefore, fighters worked hard to ensure that they were not staring into the sun.
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His oversize, staring eyes and thick beard mark him as a visionary wild man.
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She shrugged and turned away, staring out the window and humming softly to herself.
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Mary Beth, staring down her state's rival, wasn't having any of this mustard stuff.
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Most were staring at their phones; others sat in silence, arms crossed, eyes closed.
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Ms. Swisher sat on a couch in the green room, staring at her laptop.
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Rasool lay staring at the ceiling in a blue 'kurta' shirt stained with blood.
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Number staring turned into data testing, data testing turned into building their own software.
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But as anyone who has sat staring blankly at a screen, weighing "best" vs.
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Pictures of Trump staring into the sky without his protective glasses also went viral.
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He stalks it, staring through his telescope at the sun until he is blind.
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Staring at her, he said, she appeared to become a part of the work.
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The dog settled down in the lump of fake fur, shivering, staring at them.
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At the moment, though, those investors are staring at hard-to-quantify red ink.
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There, he performed rehab tasks like staring at a target while shaking his head.
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Among others, Google is currently staring down two antitrust cases leveled by European regulators.
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I opened it and found myself staring at the metal bars of a cage.
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About ten crazy faces were staring at us as we entered a small room.
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I probably spend more time staring at screens than most people — too much time.
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We stood in the parking lot staring at the evening sky for 20 minutes.
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The time spent staring out the windshield at the concrete will be occupied elsewhere.
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There was nobody left but the hero and the genius, staring at their reflections.
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"No," responds a young female student to Owen's question while staring at the photo.
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The press sat in their rows at the Miami Auditorium staring balefully at him.
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"Now she's great," she tells me, staring at her daughter's photo with baffled wonder.
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There's a hesitance in his voice, as if staring down a long struggle ahead.
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"Yeah, we're literally just meeting a waitress," Ali replied, while staring into her compact.
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But staring at these artifacts behind a case makes them feel like bogus talismans.
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"But then again, I guess we all are," he said, staring out the window.
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I spent all day away from screens, staring out into the pretty far distance.
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It was like staring at my first pimple in the middle of my forehead.
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"It's hard to imagine greater nonsense," the Russian president replied, staring at the reporter.
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There they were, all 13, staring at him through the light of his headlamp.
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"Everyone's staring at me, but that's the only way to cool down," he said.
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At the moment, though, those investors are staring at hard-to-quantify red ink.
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She is fully clothed, wearing jeans and flat-soled boots and staring you down.
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During one storm, she found Joshua awake in bed and staring at the ceiling.
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Cohen is staring down possible time in the clink, and so is Paul Manafort.
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And that's exactly how I felt while staring at the Vizio P-Series Quantum.
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But friends stand side by side, staring at the things they both care about.
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"It was like he was staring through us, like we weren't there," he said.
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I remember just seeing that ghostly face staring out at me as a kid.
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There's a photo of Judge Brett Kavanaugh staring intently ahead and straightening his tie.
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Challenge Yahya Abdul-Mateen II to a staring contest and he'll almost certainly win.
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Some pedestrians staring at the vehicles seemed slow to move out of the crosswalks.
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With his eyes wide open, staring right back at me, he started to convulse.
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There stood a boy in a red shirt, staring straight ahead, clapping his hands.
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Thanks to limited memory and norms against staring, they probably don't remember yours either.
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Add up the hours, and it's a lot of time staring into a screen.
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I remember staring at my desk, face burning and not daring to look up.
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Instead, they ended up standing in shock on the sideline, staring at Argentina celebrating.
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HAMILTON: The way he was staring at — he had a good visual on me.
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"We are staring down a potential pandemic," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said recently.
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"We're on this road another 217 miles," Steve said, staring into the traffic ahead.
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You can get dizzy staring into the void where the center used to be.
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I kept staring at the screen, trying to make sure that it wasn't him.
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Individuals staring down the first of the month knowing they can't make ends meet.
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All play during GIR's "favorite show": an angry monkey staring directly into the camera.
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"I was sitting in the driver's seat just staring out the window," she said.
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Johnson's final story collection is filled with forlorn figures staring down their own mortality.
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I was staring at the root cause of the problem in that very hall.
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We'll all wake up together on the beach tomorrow morning staring at our watches.
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Many will at some point become lost in thought, staring at the bluebird sky.
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"I realized this was all a scam," she said, staring blankly into the distance.
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Without even looking, I could feel her staring at my prosthesis as we talked.
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I love seeing the Statue of Liberty and just staring out at the water.
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And, well, staring at Noah Centineo for a couple of hours couldn't hurt, either.
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He's staring into the camera with a blank look I don't recognize on him.
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As she looks back, she sees the entire class staring at her in shock.
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But staring at strangers and demanding explanations of their physical abnormalities is frowned upon.
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Inside the venue, parents were drinking Michelob Ultra and staring into the middle distance.
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"Well, we can't talk about that, that's … " He trailed off, staring at his feet.
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Staring at the clock at your 9-to-5, willing the day to end?
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If that wasn't tough enough, the two startups are staring at a new competitor.
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Many donned paper glasses, or lounged on the field staring up at the sky.
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She had no idea I was staring at the back of her wet head.
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"Please Drake, I love you very much," Dion said, staring directly into the camera.
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One of the apparently major design upgrades is staring you right in the face.
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Two men are staring at her, one of whom is a deputy police officer.
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Then I look across the aisle and notice a woman staring at the propeller.
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No one could possibly scroll through them all, especially while staring at a smartphone.
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I was staring at myself while on three and a half tabs of acid.
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The wolf can be seen standing in the middle of the road, staring intensely.
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"Looking Mary in the eyes could be like staring into the sun," Healy writes.
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It definitely broke the monotony of the two of us staring at each other.
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The attitude of "El Último Recurso," with all its staring, is nearly the opposite.
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Some said they would gladly give up staring at their screens all the time.
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Players can look all around the scene instead of just staring at a screen.
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He lay in bed awake, staring at the ceiling silently, while Maksakova consoled him.
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With mimicking movements, they gazed at each other as if staring into a mirror.
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Instead, he suspends them in melody and rhythm, recognizing them and staring them down.
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An Alphonse avatar from the Fullmetal Alchemist anime sat silently staring at the flowers.
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Mark found himself staring out of the window at people round the bus stop.
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I feel like we're no longer in the staring-death-in-the-face situation.
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It took weeks of staring at a syringe before I could even hold one.
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Black Panther's post-credits scene opens with a few kids staring right at us.
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I wait silently, staring at my phone and praying for a DM to appear.
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Because if you're sitting at your desk staring at the wall, even if you have a beautiful window that you're staring out of, it's still really important to give your brain and your body a break by making a change of scene.
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It's an unusual thing to see, and humans love staring at new or unusual things.
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But I wonder if there isn't a new industrial divide staring us in the face.
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This creates a problem, because you still have that bowl of candy staring you down.
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We are simply staring open-mouthed, in disgust and awe, at this dead little girl.
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Staring, I was transfixed by all the indicator lights oscillating and throbbing against the wind.
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That kind of competition would keep most entrepreneurs up late staring at the bedroom ceiling.
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We see Cersei drinking wine and overlooking land, like Scar staring off of Pride Rock.
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I played it with my parents, my younger sister staring wide-eyed from her crib.
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The writer's room was full of people staring at the board going, 'Oh, my God.
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Keep peering at your screen, reading and staring, snubbing life's third dimension and natural hues.
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When Pry starts, you see a young man in bed, listlessly staring at the ceiling.
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Kidman was seen laughing, while Farrell seemed less impressed, staring at the stage stone-faced.
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Narcissism, envy spiraling and low self-image can all stem from staring at Like counts.
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It was surreal because I'm staring at my face and urn, in Hollywood Forever Cemetery.
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What If We've Been Staring at Avengers: Infinity War's Missing Soul Stone This Entire Time?
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Now two years later, Democrats in Wisconsin and Michigan are staring down the same fate.
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I found Hassan Al-Kontar sitting beside the transfer counter, staring intently at his phone.
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"Lindsay, there is no Life-Size without you," she said, staring directly into the cameras.
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A new employee showed up to work on heroin -- "staring off into space" while working.
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And in that darkness, eyes staring back at me: brown eyes, blue eyes, green eyes.
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"People kept staring at his ears because they looked really, really small," Sherwin Gooch recalls.
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You are staring into the face of mass murderers, extrajudicial killers, and merciless law officers.
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Everyone else will be left staring into the abysmal depths of an empty Nutella jar.
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I am staring at a notecard that's got the — what am I looking at here?
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James' book served as the inspiration for the similarly-titled 2006 drama staring Paul Walker.
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And, who knows, while staring absentmindedly, you might find a little bit of enlightenment, too.
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Whatever adviser told him, finally, to stop staring directly at the camera deserves a raise.
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Staring at the sun — even for a second — can cause severe, permanent loss of vision.
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A literal rendering of his eyes going out of focus when he's staring at something.
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He was staring so sexily and intently at me...it was very intimate and special.
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" So, who knows, with divine help we are probably staring now at "the right thing.
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"Do it?" she appears to ask her husband under her breath while staring straight forward.
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The Hawaii Democrat is staring down an increasingly difficult path to the Democratic Party's nomination.
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The experience involves three people staring through phones at a dollhouse made of blank paper.
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Now it was just staring back at us, unmoving, with those unflinching, soulless cartoon eyes.
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Exploring the world is fun, even when you're doing it staring down at your phone.
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The design for this year's edition shows the face of a formidable-looking eagle, staring.
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Undeterred, they just stood there — staring at him while he ate his chicken and greens.
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He loves sushi, Frank Sinatra and can't stop staring at his new Daniel Wellington watch.
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But simply staring into space doesn't cut it anymore, regardless of an astrologer's specific discipline.
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Tkachenko noted that he's been staring up into the sky since he was a child.
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Which is why we're staring, once again, at the horribly waxy complexion of vinyl economics.
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At both, students sit staring at their laptops, transfixed by what's happening on their screens.
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The scene then cuts to a terrified Betty (Lili Reinhart), staring right into the camera.
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I laid there, staring at the screen, amazed and speechless, almost like I was levitating.
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"A lot of plants are staring normal retirement age right in the face," Wamstead said.
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I think staring down the laneway of the market was just too much for him.
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Unless you're in the habit of staring at your crotch, you probably wouldn't notice them.
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I grew up staring at the skyscrapers from below, shooting them from every which angle.
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They find it too much bother, and stay at home staring at their screens instead.
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"I love spending my mornings staring at him," Lochte wrote on Instagram on June 26.
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Either way, you won't be able to stop staring (in the best way, of course).
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I'm here to quell your health concerns: staring at a screen doesn't damage your eyes.
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"Shouldn't I really be wearing more ruffles?" the doll asks itself, staring into a mirror.
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The event was even chronicled in The Social Network (though there was no desk staring).
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He's sitting on a train staring dreamily out the window while guests chatter around him.
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We don't tend to focus on something until it is staring us in the face.
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He's avoiding eye contact with me, just staring at the steering wheel, and I'm worried.
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How one sees Snap's filter depends largely on the face staring into the selfie cam.
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Daniel is staring his big break in the face, and he's pressed over some drums.
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Staring directly into the camera, the Facebook CEO offered by far his biggest mea culpa.
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Despite my stance on acrylics, I couldn't stop staring at Alice's Marie Antoinette-inspired set.
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Stare deep into the abyss, and 16 infrared sensors are staring right back at you.
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At one point, it faded back in, and I was staring out at a garden.
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On the right, staring right back at him, is a 16-year-old Girl Scout.
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Teach kids proper etiquette, including not staring at a phone while someone else is talking.
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It was as if they were staring me right in my vulnerable auto insurance premiums.
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But generally, these exercises are about as useful and meaningful as staring at the floor.
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Why you'll love them: Forget about closed bedroom doors or silently staring at a phone.
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I noticed he was staring down at me oddly as he passed them to me.
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Staring into the divide and finding the person on the other side of the machine.
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Suddenly, I noticed a woman across the way staring at us, with a horrified look.
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And nobody's even doing anything — they are literally staring at each other across a table.
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She put her hands on the glass, staring at the paper taped to the door.
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Depression is staring at the ceiling until your eyes burn because you forget to blink.
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There's a problem in the UK tech industry and it's staring us in the face.
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She's beside me in the passenger seat, staring at me with expectant eyes, reflecting red.
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Getting out of AjAm If you're a journalist staring down unemployment, what do you do?
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And if you look at my interview afterwards ... I'm staring into space, like a zombie.
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Who knows, a girl can dream... Kim Kelly is staring into the void on Twitter.
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I order a skim milk cappuccino and get the beautiful almond croissant staring at me.
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"They're going crazy over at Apple!" he says, while staring blankly at something off camera.
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And Summerteeth finds him staring down personal demons in a way he never had before.
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"Give me your phone," he said, staring at me intensely with his piercing blue eyes.
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For the past week I've been staring at an Xbox One X and questioning existence.
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But interviewing someone over text when you're staring them in the eyes doesn't feel right.
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You avoid eye contact — and you don't want to be caught staring anywhere else, either.
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This might manifest as extreme unresponsiveness—staring blankly—or it might manifest as extreme agitation.
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She said he tried to intimidate her in the courthouse cafeteria by staring her down.
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Ralf Groene, Microsoft's head of industrial design, was standing alone, staring almost wistfully into space.
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Lionel Messi has been staring down legal repercussions for tax fraud for some time now.
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I remember just staring out the window, watching the cars go by, enjoying being alone.
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What should we make of these two witches, staring at one another in the mirror?
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On the subway, I felt eyes staring at it, and then at me — judging us.
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It was like staring into a velvet infinity full of diamonds, pearl necklaces, and pancakes.
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Hard not to stare at this scar, that seems to be staring back at you.
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When Justin came to, he was looking up at people staring down, his ears ringing.
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As the door to the closet opens, she is staring at guns pointed at her.
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It's Monday evening and we are once again staring a potential shutdown in the face.
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Trump saw a third costly, endless entanglement staring us in the face and opted out.
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"Like other primates, [humans] often use eye contact in a 'staring contest' manner," he says.
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Podcasts also provide kids with much-needed breaks from staring at screens, says Ms Bloom.
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She is staring at what appears to be a reflection, but it's actually her twin.
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Emma: Darlene staring at the elevator camera like a total goober was painful to watch.
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First Words Every time I send an email, I see myself staring back at me.
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Because we all walk down the street staring at phones, the audience was there already.
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The display of albums is undeniably entertaining, but you can't stop staring out the windows.
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I know how she felt when staring into the eyes of a buffalo up close.
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It was just doing the perimeter of the site, back and forth, staring at us.
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"I spent the whole evening staring at her," Ms. Radice said, speaking alongside Ms. Stebich.
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You call saving the world and winning a staring competition with the Night King meek?
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The part that didn't: Facing us, staring him down, is Padmé in a burgundy cloak.
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I didn't want to embarrass my father by staring, but it was hard not to.
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They were all staring down at me while I frantically tried to remember everyone's name.
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Of course, I saw him staring at me, but that was nothing new in jail.
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This included sweating, glazed red eyes and staring into space and people asking for help.
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You don't have to feel rejected when everyone in the room is staring at you.
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I started from my state and saw it, in the stars, staring right at me.
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"Can anyone c me" she wrote in 2012, like a cat staring in the mirror.
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Even if you're staring at their eyes, though, they won't see you making eye contact.
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I spent the entire time on our first date in weeks staring at the phone.
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Hockney begins by staring at himself, a very serious, owl-eyed, teenage boy in spectacles.
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Yet it's not a film without hope; there's some comfort in staring into the void.
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What better way to pass time in self-isolation than staring at your pores, right?
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Oddly, I don't mind as much anymore when I can catch people staring at her.
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Staring you in the face is the stock price, down nearly 30 percent this year.
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His eyes were open; he appeared to be staring at something just outside the frame.
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"You have metal detectors," Mr. Tedisco said, raising his voice and staring at Mr. Hoylman.
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He was staring at me and I could see the corners of his eyes crinkling.
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"I have no words," Haas remarks quietly, staring up the hill to survey the devastation.
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Yet, upon closer examination, there is indeed a consistent logic staring us in the face.
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But you don't need to be staring right at the constellation to see the meteors.
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The gunfire came as some students were still staring at chalkboards and listening to lectures.
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We took a closer look at the void — only to find the void staring back.
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I hear much more concern about the amount of time we're spending staring at screens.
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I looked down to see that a woman sitting there was staring directly at me.
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Images on social media showed hordes of travelers staring at phones, searching for other transportation.
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As I organized my things, Damian lay half in the tent staring at the stars.
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"He's in the middle of a meeting right now," she said, staring at her computer.
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Staring up at him while we were having sex, a nervous itch came over me.
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She recalled having breakfast at an IHOP when she noticed a woman staring at her.
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So Langdon kills time staring aghast at the modern art, which Brown describes in detail.
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Picture this: You're staring down a plate of fresh brownies during your 2 p.m. lull.
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"It was supposed to be a fortress like this," Mr. King said, staring in disbelief.
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Western arrangements prioritize full-frontal blooms, ripe and bold and staring straight at the viewer.
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"She is the sweetest thing in the world and I can't stop staring at her."
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I spent that second staring at a nearly black screen, wondering if something was busted.
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Bobby stands in his empty office, staring a rare full-fledged defeat in the face.
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The added depth from staring at a visual completely changed the meaning of the song.
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But then he looked up and saw someone staring back who looked just like him.
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From 8-13 hours, and sometimes it involves painful staring at the screen and anxiety.
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Past midnight, groups of fans were still staring at makeshift shrines of flowers and balloons.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Amal sits in the lobby of a hotel staring out at Cairo airport.
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It feels like staring at a computer screen all day is physically bad for you.
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In staring down such mass fear, it is normal — even expected — to need to grieve.
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When she got home from work, I was staring at the wall in our bedroom.
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Owners will be staring at it for years in bad traffic, so glad it's handsome.
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I spent mealtimes listening to the adults talking, staring at that bit of alcoholic wisdom.
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It found thousands of exoplanets by staring at a small patch of the Milky Way.
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It's disorienting, like staring at a funhouse mirror that reflects the body in perfect proportion.
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The next morning, she pushed Bob's door open and he was staring at the ceiling.
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The passengers hit the floor ass first and lay spread-eagled, staring at the ceiling.
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After several botched attempts, he found himself staring at a large hole in the drywall.
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Whether for work or pleasure, we spend a lot of time staring at computer screens.
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We're guessing the number you're staring at is in the hundreds or even the thousands.
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Staring down more than $100,000 of debt, it was tough to know where to start.
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It's an isolated existence, and Lula spends lots of time staring into the night skies.
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"For me, one of the highlights of high school was staring at mealworms," he said.
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Soothe achy eyes after hours of staring at screens with this water-filled eye massager.
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I was looking at my face happily staring back at me from someone else's profile.
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Unfortunately, staring at spreadsheets often means we forget to plan for living happy, purposeful lives.
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A man stands on a street staring into a doorway illuminated by steam and light.
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Mr. Hernandez had been a stoic figure, staring straight ahead through much of the trial.
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We stand at the precipice, staring into an abyss that grows darker by the day.
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The difference is like the difference between glimpsing a beautiful thing and staring at it.
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I sit for a while, staring at my hands and occasionally glancing at the door.
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She holds a wadded-up tissue and dabs her eyes and nose, staring straight ahead.
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It takes staring down people for the good of the country and broadening the base.
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What are the challenges of shooting scenes where the characters are just staring at screens?
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"I am not good at sitting at my desk, staring at the walls," said Engelmayer.
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One of them, Thomas Delvito, spent six hours total staring at four lines of music.
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He kept asking me why the boys on the other side were staring at him.
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"It wasn't supposed to be like this," he said, staring at the candles blowing out.
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Staring at every word in the dictionary that has a Y didn't seem very promising.
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"The agent was sitting across from her, just staring at her chest," Ms. Lamneck said.
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When my vision came back into focus, I was staring at a little plus symbol.
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Next to him is "Note to Self" — a young woman staring blankly to her right.
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